The ULTIMATE Hair Braiding Course

Master hair parting as the foundation for braiding, using a comb or nails as your tool to create precise zigzag and curved sections.

Master three simple hair part techniques, including zigzag and diagonal parts, using a front-to-back marker blueprint to map parts from the front with 90 to 45 degree angles for braids.

Master the loose two-strand twist using natural hair by learning how to part, section, and grip hair with fingers, practicing varied tensions to create lasting, adjustable twists.

Master loose twist techniques with beginner-friendly guidance on placement, three-strand twisting, and securing hair with rubber bands and clips, applicable to Senegalese twists.

Master the simple grip and braid foundation to create strong, long-lasting braids by securing the roots, organizing three strands, and locking each section into place.

maintain a steady grip to prevent tangling while braiding, adjust your angle for a tight three strand braid, and learn takedown with a rat tail comb for hair and extensions.

Learn the rubberband foundation method to create ponytails in braided styles using rubber bands as grips, dividing the hair into three sections, and tightening safely.

Apply high-end hair extensions to the braid section, forming three strands—two extensions, one natural hair—for a berry-style braid, then dip ends in boiling water to set or curl with rollers.

Craft a three-section starter for cornrows, left-middle-right, overlap left or right, and detangle before starting for a tight, sturdy scalp braid.

Master cornrows with extensions by weaving natural hair with extensions into three evenly split strands, using a pinch and scoop motion for cleaner, tighter braids.

Master the fishtail braid by dividing hair into two sections and alternately taking strands from the left and right to weave a versatile three-strand finish braid.

Master self-braiding techniques with step-by-step guidance for parting, choosing braid thickness, and adding extensions, all performed without a back mirror and driven by years of practice.